Hi Fred, i can not tell how to use native remote sink because i didn't use it, but i used the cli module by enabling module-cli-protocol-tcp in the file default.pa (don't know where you can find this file on windows) and then telnetting into the pulseaudiop cli using "telnet locahost 4712". i think there are issues with module-cli-protocol-tcp binding to the loopback device thus it might not be accessible from a remote host, but, however, from the machine itself you should be able to establish a connection to the local pulseaudio daemon. chris at joysn:~$ cat /etc/pulse/default.pa | grep cli load-module module-cli-protocol-tcp chris at joysn:~$ telnet localhost 4712 Trying 127.0.0.1... Connected to localhost. Escape character is '^]'. Welcome to PulseAudio! Use "help" for usage information. >>> and maybe this helps with remoting your sink? http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Configuring_Sound_on_Linux/Pulse_Audio/Remote_server hth On Mon, Jul 06, 2009, LECONTE Fr?d?ric wrote: > Hi everyone, > I'm using PA to hear music from one linux box. > I achieve to send sound from one other linux machine with module-esound-sink > I tried to make same thing from windows but it doesn't seem to work > I have 2 questions: > how to use native remote sink from my linux machine(since esound is deprecated) > ? > how to open PA cli on windows( pulseaudio.exe -nC doesn't open cli)
